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:: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 ::
It's a Bit Chill, Do You Feel a Draft?
DailyKos points out that DoD is quietly staffing draft board positions. From the looks of it though, the requirements to be on a board aren't all that tough to meet.
Prospective Board Members must be citizens of the United States , at least 18 years old, and registered with the Selective Service (if male). Prospective Board Members may not be an employee of any law enforcement occupation, not be an active or retired member of the Armed Forces, and not have been convicted of any criminal offense.
Once identified as qualified candidates for appointment, prospective Board Members are recommended by the Governor and appointed by the Director of Selective Service, who acts on behalf of the President in making appointments. Each new member receives 12 hours of initial training after appointment, followed by 4 hours of annual training for as long as he or she remains in the position. They may serve as Board Members for up to 20 years, if desired.
Hmmm... Maybe they won't send me if I'm already on the board...
:: The Squire 8:51 PM :: email this post :: ::
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